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EvalFP

Assess students in Spanish Vocational Education and Training (Formación Profesional) by learning outcomes (RA) and assessment criteria (CE), using the grades and activities already available in Moodle.
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 4.5-5.2 See all versions
Latest release: 1 week ago
Installations: 1
Downloads (last 90 days): 30

Frankenstyle name: local_evalfp
Local plugins

Description

EvalFP is a Moodle local plugin for curriculum-based assessment in Spanish Formación Profesional (FP).

It adds a curriculum layer to Moodle courses by connecting gradebook items with learning outcomes, assessment criteria, evaluation periods and assessment evidence.

The guiding idea is simple:

Moodle gradebook provides the activities, grade items and grades. EvalFP provides the FP curriculum structure, evidence links, weights, periods and reports.

EvalFP is intended for teachers, departments and schools that assess students using Resultados de Aprendizaje (RA) and Criterios de Evaluación (CE).

Why EvalFP?

Moodle already provides a powerful and flexible gradebook. However, teachers in Spanish vocational education often need additional spreadsheets or external tools to organise grades according to learning outcomes, assessment criteria and evaluation periods.

EvalFP aims to reduce that dependency, avoid duplicated work and make better use of the information already available in Moodle.

It provides a clear, integrated and coherent way to connect course grades with the official curriculum structure used in Formación Profesional.

Main features

  • Define learning outcomes and assessment criteria for each course.
  • Import RA and CE structures from an ODS template.
  • Configure learning outcome weights.
  • Configure assessment criterion weights within each learning outcome.
  • Define partial, final and extraordinary evaluation periods.
  • Link Moodle gradebook items to one or more assessment criteria.
  • Assign assessment evidence to evaluation periods.
  • Review assessment summaries by learning outcome.
  • Access detailed individual reports organised as learning outcome, assessment criterion and evidence.
  • Review evidence grouped by learning outcome, assessment criterion or evaluation period.
  • Optionally display linked curriculum information inside Moodle activity pages.
  • Include course configuration and evidence links in Moodle backup and restore.

How it works

Teachers continue creating and grading assignments, quizzes, manual grade items and other activities using Moodle.

EvalFP reads those gradebook values and interprets them through the curriculum structure configured in the course.

A typical workflow is:

  1. Define or import the learning outcomes and assessment criteria.
  2. Configure their weights.
  3. Create the evaluation periods.
  4. Link Moodle gradebook items as assessment evidence.
  5. Review the assessment summary.
  6. Consult individual student and evidence reports.

Moodle remains the source of grades

EvalFP does not replace Moodle’s gradebook and does not create a parallel grading system.

It does not modify how Moodle activities are graded and does not store independent student grades. Moodle remains the source of activities, grade items, grading settings, scales and grades.

EvalFP stores only the curriculum configuration required to interpret that information: learning outcomes, assessment criteria, weights, evaluation periods, evidence links and course-level settings.

Requirements and compatibility

  • Moodle 4.5 LTS or later.
  • A Moodle course containing gradable activities or gradebook items.
  • Course editing permissions to configure EvalFP.
  • No external services, accounts, subscriptions or API keys are required.

Background and purpose

EvalFP was created from real teaching practice in Spanish Formación Profesional and responds to a need identified through the daily use of Moodle.

The plugin complements Moodle with a curriculum layer adapted to assessment by learning outcomes and assessment criteria, while respecting Moodle’s existing architecture and grading model.

EvalFP does not replace the official teaching plan of a department. Each school, department and teaching team remains responsible for applying its approved regulations, assessment criteria and teaching documentation.

Documentation and support

Source code, documentation and issue tracking are available in the EvalFP GitHub repository.

EvalFP is open-source software released under the GNU General Public License v3 or later.

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